Increased leucorrhea before menstruation is a sign of pregnancy

Some people are eager to get pregnant, and when they encounter various situations, they will wonder whether they are symptoms of pregnancy. Therefore, some people ask whether increased leucorrhea before menstruation means pregnancy. In fact, the answer to this question is uncertain. Pregnancy may cause excessive vaginal discharge, but many other reasons can also cause excessive vaginal discharge. So how should we test whether we are pregnant? Let’s find out below.

Does increased vaginal discharge before menstruation mean pregnancy?

Women's secretions will change with the changes of female hormones. The ovulation period of women is the stage when female hormones are most abundant. During this stage, there will be a lot of vaginal discharge. During the menstrual period of women, the gradual dilation of the cervical opening will cause the secretion of the columnar squamous epithelial cells in the cervical canal to be abundant, which will also cause a lot of vaginal discharge. In addition, during the menstrual period of women, due to pelvic congestion and the influence of estrogen, the secretions in the vagina and cervix will increase, resulting in a lot of vaginal discharge. Therefore, it is normal for women to have a lot of vaginal discharge before and after the menstrual period.

If a woman is pregnant, she may have excessive vaginal discharge, but it is normal to have excessive vaginal discharge before the period, so it is impossible to simply judge whether a woman is pregnant based on the amount of vaginal discharge. You can wait for a while to observe. If the menstruation period has not arrived during the menstrual period, you should pay attention. If the menstruation period is delayed for more than a week, it is best to determine whether you are pregnant through examination. Generally speaking, women can check with early pregnancy test paper, but the early pregnancy test paper will have certain deviations, and the blood HCG test can more accurately determine whether you are pregnant.

How to test for pregnancy

1. Test paper detection: Generally, the early stage of pregnancy can be detected one month after the menstrual period, but sometimes due to various factors, some women may be able to detect it later. If a woman's body shows symptoms that suggest she is pregnant. However, if the test paper is negative, it is recommended to do a blood test.

2. Blood test (HCG) test: Blood test (HCG) is the first step to understand the pregnancy results. You can have a blood test for HCG about 10 days after having sex to confirm whether you are pregnant.

3. Type B ultrasound examination: First, in the 5th week of pregnancy, which is one week after the menstrual period, a circular halo can be shown in the uterus on the Type B ultrasound screen, commonly known as the pregnancy ring. The shadow inside the ring is the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman, in which the regular fetal heartbeat can also be seen. Using B-ultrasound to diagnose early pregnancy is the most appropriate and reliable way.

Above we introduced in detail the relationship between excessive leucorrhea and pregnancy, and then introduced several methods of testing pregnancy. I believe you will have a certain understanding after reading this. We all understand that everyone is eager to have a baby, but we must use the right method and not seek medical treatment randomly, otherwise the resulting adverse effects will be unpredictable.